The 2007 album "Blossom" showcases Big Mama's signature blend of R&B and soul, a late-career gem from the legendary vocalist.
- Released on October 2, 2007, "Blossom" was Big Mama Thornton's first album in nearly a decade. The album was recorded in Los Angeles and produced by RCA Records veteran, Don Davis. It reached number 23 on the Billboard R&B Albums chart.
- Despite her storied career, "Blossom" was a commercial disappointment, failing to chart on the Billboard 200. The album was critically acclaimed by blues and soul enthusiasts, however. It featured a guest appearance by blues guitarist Buddy Guy on the track "Call Me."
- "Blossom" was the final studio album released during Big Mama Thornton's lifetime. She passed away in 1984, making this posthumous release a significant event for her fans. The album was reissued in 2015 by G1 Creative.
Big Mama Thornton was a blues singer and songwriter from Montgomery, Alabama. She was known for her powerful voice and electrifying stage presence.
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